Canada Condo Market 1 Million Dollars Milestones on the Horizon
Canada condo market is undergoing a seismic shift with average prices in several major cities poised to exceed 1 million dollars within the next decade
Canada condo market is undergoing a seismic shift with average prices in several major cities poised to exceed 1 million dollars within the next decade
The Canadian housing market is set to rebound in 2025 with declining interest rates and new mortgage rules driving renewed buyer confidence and price growth
Canada housing market is set to diverge sharply in 2025 with low-rise homes rebounding while high-rise condos continue to face mounting pressures
An increasing number of renters in scenic four-season destinations are discovering that short-term stays can lead to long-term investments in homeownership
Homeownership in Canada is slipping further out of reach with soaring housing costs reshaping lives and deepening social divides nationwide
n a bid to address mounting housing and economic pressures Canada has announced a significant shift in its immigration policy reducing both permanent and temporary resident targets for the coming years
Canada shift to curb population growth through reduced immigration targets is set to reshape housing markets across the country with BC and Ontario poised to feel the strongest impact
Despite rising economic pressures and a challenging housing market many young Canadians remain determined to pursue homeownership within the next five years a new Scotiabank report reveals
Home sales in Canada continued to rise
The federal government has announced a series of new housing initiatives aimed at increasing affordability boosting housing supply and incentivizing development across Canada
When purchasing a condominium it is not just about finding the perfect unit understanding how the building is managed can be just as crucial to making a sound investment
Despite rising home prices and interest rates a new survey shows that the dream of owning a renovated single family home in the suburbs remains strong among Canadian homebuyers
A shifting trend in Canadian real estate is emerging as home sales rise driven by improved affordability while new listings continue to climb signaling potential changes ahead
As interest rates continue to drop Canada housing market may offer new opportunities for first time buyers this fall though home prices are expected to remain relatively stable
As the real estate landscape in the Greater Toronto Area evolves young buyers are increasingly turning their backs on condominiums once the cornerstone of first time homeownership
Canada housing market took a brief pause in July even as interest rate cuts sparked renewed interest and activity across the country
Canada housing market experienced a brief pause in its recovery last month raising questions about the pace of its anticipated resurgence despite recent interest rate cuts
In today challenging housing market the path to homeownership often involves strategic planning pooling resources and navigating cultural influences
Canada real estate market is undergoing a seismic shift driven by unprecedented population growth and evolving migration patterns as revealed in Sotheby International Realty Canada 2024 Mid Year State of Luxury Report
The Bank of Canada recent decision to lower its overnight lending rate highlights significant trends and challenges within the Canadian economy and real estate market
Despite a recent interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada the Greater Toronto Area GTA housing market continues to experience a decline in overbidding activity highlighting ongoing affordability challenges and an abundance of listings
Despite a recent interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada home sales in the Greater Toronto Area GTA experienced a significant decline in June compared to the same month last year
Faced with soaring housing prices nearly 40% of Ontarians are contemplating leaving the province in search of more affordable living options
As urban landscapes evolve across Canada mixed use industrial projects are emerging as pivotal elements in shaping economic growth and development strategies
Canada is witnessing an unprecedented surge in renter households reshaping the nation housing landscape over the past decade
Amid prolonged financial strain from high interest rates Canadians are poised for relief following the Bank of Canada recent decision to lower its overnight rate
The Bank of Canada recent interest rate cut has ignited optimism among potential homebuyers offering a potential boost to a housing market grappling with rising listings and declining sales
As Canadian real estate prices soar to unprecedented heights a stark generational divide emerges revealing deep rooted issues in housing affordability and retirement security
Canada new housing plan promises a comprehensive strategy to address the nation housing supply and affordability crisis aiming for long term systemic solutions over quick fixes
With a surge in new listings and a notable absence of buyer demand the Canadian housing market finds itself in a state of equilibrium not seen since before the onset of the COVID 19 pandemic
In the wake of Prime Minister Trudeau ambitious housing budget Canadian renters are expressing a mix of skepticism and concern about its ability to address their pressing affordability challenges
In the wake of Budget 2024 Canada stands at a critical juncture in its ongoing battle against the housing crisis with promises of significant governmental intervention and policy changes on the horizon
As Canada grapples with an escalating housing shortage a beacon of hope shines through in the form of actionable strategies to address the crisis
In a bid to address Ontario housing challenges head on the provincial government has unveiled new legislation aimed at slashing bureaucratic hurdles and accelerating home construction across the region
In the ever evolving landscape of Canada real estate market, the collective contributions of individual realtors form the backbone of organized real estate propelling both challenges and opportunities to redefine its purpose and direction
As Canada grapples with a pressing housing shortage the federal government has launched a groundbreaking 6 billion dollars initiative aimed at expediting construction and bolstering essential infrastructure to alleviate the housing crisis
As Ontario unveils its 2024 provincial budget the real estate industry grapples with a mixture of commendations and concerns regarding the government commitments and policies
As February unfolded the Canadian housing market saw a delicate dance between stability and fluctuation with home sales experiencing a slight dip while prices held steady according to the latest data from the Canadian Real Estate Association CREA
In February the Greater Toronto Area GTA witnessed a seismic shift in its real estate landscape as bidding wars surged across neighborhoods marking a stark departure from previous months trends
As the winds of change swept through the Greater Toronto Area housing market in February 2024
As the warmth of spring approaches so does the anticipation of Ontario real estate market where shifting dynamics and seasonal trends set the stage for a bustling season ahead
In a bold move to tackle Canada housing crisis head on the Canadian Home Builders Association CHBA has unveiled a transformative strategy aimed at revolutionizing the nation approach to home construction and affordability
As the dawn of 2024 broke across Canada eager homeowners found themselves thrust into a frenzied buying season driven by a potent combination of stable interest rates looming cuts and a persistent scarcity of available properties
In response to mounting worries over housing affordability the Canadian government has decided to prolong its ban on foreign nationals purchasing homes within the country
In the ever evolving landscape of real estate Openn Offers emerges as a game changer revolutionizing the way realtors manage and negotiate offers bringing transparency and efficiency to the forefront of property transactions
In the face of Canada mounting housing challenges exacerbated by a supply shortage rising interest rates and a soaring cost of living political parties are stepping into the ring with diverse proposals
In a surprising turn of events Canada witnessed a surge in its annual inflation rate during December 2023 prompting financial analysts to reassess their predictions for potential interest rate cuts by the Bank of Canada
As Canada real estate landscape navigated peaks and declines in 2023 a tale of shifting benchmarks unfolded impacting major cities from Vancouver to Toronto and beyond
In a Canada grappling with the intertwining challenges of an escalating housing crisis and the imperative to hasten environmental sustainability a pioneering partnership between Enercare and Habitat for Humanity emerges as a beacon of hope and progress
As Canada braces for a transformative year ahead projections indicate a dynamic shift in the housing market fueled by anticipated Bank of Canada rate cuts
As the Bank of Canada maintains its stance on interest rates at five percent the implications ripple through the mortgage landscape housing market and the burdensome realm of borrowing costs
As Canada grapples with a mounting housing crisis Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urgent call to build more homes faster echoes a crucial need for immediate action in response to a dwindling housing supply
In a notable shift in projections TD Bank latest forecast sends ripples through Canada real estate landscape anticipating a more pronounced decline in home prices driven by an unexpected surge in housing supply
As COVID era mortgages approach their renewal dates in Canada a significant transition appears imminent in the real estate landscape potentially signaling a shift towards a buyer market
In a notable departure from decades of upward momentum Toronto real estate landscape is undergoing a transformative shift as it steps into the territory of a buyer market
The Canadian Real Estate Association has adjusted its 2023 projections anticipating a substantial decline in both home sales and prices driven by challenges in Ontario and British Columbia
With winter arrival the Canadian real estate market is experiencing a subtle shift creating a favorable scenario for those looking to purchase a home
As Canada housing crisis intensifies and construction plummets to levels lower than during the pandemic shutdown in 2020 a recent study warns that the worst is yet to come courtesy of the Bank of Canada relentless interest rate hikes
As the Greater Toronto Area housing market grapples with changing dynamics a notable disconnect emerges between listing prices and the actual selling prices of homes
The once red hot Canadian real estate market which thrived during the pandemic thanks to rock bottom interest rates is now experiencing a significant slowdown as interest rates have skyrocketed marking a stark shift in the country housing landscape
In a noteworthy shift in Canada real estate landscape two of its largest housing markets Vancouver and Toronto have undergone a remarkable transformation moving from the precarious territory of housing bubbles to being classified as overvalued according to the latest findings from the Real Estate Bubble Index for 2023
In August 2023 Canadians found themselves grappling with a housing market phenomenon not witnessed in the past three decades as soaring rental prices led to the highest overall housing costs on record
In a surprising turnaround from its 2020 promises of enduring low interest rates the Bank of Canada has embarked on a series of rate hikes leaving Canadians who secured mortgages during that period facing unforeseen financial challenges
In a bid to stabilize Canada real estate sector the Bank of Canada has opted to keep its policy interest rate unchanged at five percent signaling a cautious approach to monetary policy in the face of recent economic developments
As the dust settles on a post pandemic spending spree in Canada the country economy is now gearing up for a period of deceleration with consumers having exhausted their pandemic era savings according to a recent report by the Conference Board of Canada
As Canada housing market continues to soar to unprecedented heights a prominent expert ominous prediction sends shockwaves through the industry raising concerns of an impending catastrophe fueled by staggering debt levels and the specter of rising mortgage rates
Amidst a surge in Canadian home prices the nation real estate market witnessed its second highest monthly increase ever recorded echoing a phenomenon last witnessed in July 2006 according to the latest data from the Teranet National Bank composite index
In the midst of Canada soaring real estate prices and a pressing need for greater housing affordability Prime Minister Justin Trudeau administration faces the delicate task of reconciling the aspirations of homeowners with the urgent demand for accessible housing solutions
Amidst the ebb and flow of rising interest rates the Canadian housing market stands as a testament to its resilience exhibiting a remarkable ability to weather minor declines while maintaining a steadfast course toward long term growth
In 2023 the Canadian luxury real estate market finds itself navigating through a turbulent landscape with high profile professionals executives and global talent encountering an array of challenges when seeking to purchase their dream homes in the country
In the ever evolving landscape of real estate financing one option from the past is making a comeback offering a unique approach to property transactions the Vendor Take Back VTB mortgage
The Bank of Canada decision to increase interest rates sends ripples through the economy particularly in the housing market as homeowners grapple with the impact of tighter monetary policy
Economists are predicting Canadians might see another interest rate hike next week
Amidst a post pandemic housing market recovery in Canada the affordability of homes diverges significantly across cities highlighting the contrasting dynamics at play
After a prolonged period of stagnation the Canadian real estate market is finally witnessing a glimmer of hope as home sales surge on a year over year basis
Canada housing market experienced a notable turnaround in the first quarter of 2023 as housing affordability reached its most improved state in nearly four years according to a recent report by economists at the National Bank of Canada
Canada residential construction sector is facing headwinds as a tight labor market and higher borrowing costs contribute to a slowdown posing challenges to the government's plans to alleviate housing shortages and improve affordability
Realtors in Canada are raising concerns about the upcoming implementation of Open Offers a digital system aimed at increasing transparency in the negotiation process on Realtor.ca
Amidst a dynamic real estate landscape and a surprising surge in the spring market first time homebuyers in Canada are defying the odds with their unwavering optimism
After a prolonged period of price declines the Greater Toronto Area GTA housing market has finally turned a corner signalling a potential recovery according to a recent report by RBC
The number of residential building permits issued in Ontario has experienced a decline for the first time in three years following record highs during the pandemic
Canadians struggling to save for a downpayment on their first home have a new option in the form of the First Home Savings Account FHSA which allows them to save up to $8,000 per year tax free towards a downpayment and has been introduced by the Canadian government as part of the 2022 federal budget
After over a year of falling house prices the Canadian housing market is finally showing signs of stabilization with the primary measure of house prices no longer in decline and sales volume increasing
As the Canadian housing market experiences fluctuations a recent poll by RBC has shed light on the attitudes and concerns of Canadians regarding the state of the market and their prospects of buying a home
The Ontario government is taking steps to help young people save for their first home by expanding deposit insurance to credit unions for members with a first home savings account as the housing market continues to pose a challenge for first time homebuyers
The Canadian government has announced amendments to the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non Canadians Act providing relief to developers and expanding exceptions to the regulations in response to criticism since the ban was introduced on January first
Real estate transactions in Canada are set to become more transparent as the Canadian Real Estate Association CREA rolls out the REALTOR.ca open offer system allowing buyers and realtors to access real time offer tracking on a property listing page
As Canada prepares to welcome nearly 1.5 million new immigrants by 2025 the country faces a stark dilemma it cannot simultaneously accommodate this influx of new residents and lower its soaring home prices without significant changes to its housing policies
According to a panel of experts cited in a recent BNN Bloomberg article Canadian home prices are expected to see a slight drop in the coming months due to various market shifts
The recent implementation of Canada foreign homebuyer ban may have unintended consequences that could harm the real estate market and other industries
Toronto commercial real estate brokers are grappling with a growing trend as downtown office vacancies rise while their suburban counterparts remain steady according to a report from CoStar Canada
In the highly competitive world of real estate staying ahead of the game requires adopting modern strategies that can help realtors reach their target audience and keep them engaged
The recent slowdown in Toronto housing market has raised concerns among homeowners and real estate investors alike
Are you curious about the impact of the recent foreign buyer ban on the Canadian housing market Get the insights in this concise and informative brief
The Building Industry and Land Development Association BILD announced today that the Greater Toronto Area GTA saw the lowest level of new home sales since two thousand eighteen in last year
The majority of real estate properties in housing markets across Ontario are selling quicker than in Toronto
The recent release of a scathing report by Ontario auditor general on the industry regulator comes as no surprise to those who work in real estate
The historical rise in interest rates has hit the housing market resulting in lower sales and many more properties on the market
The Canadian government has released regulations ahead of a ban on non Canadians buying residential property which is set to take effect on January first next year
Home sales declined three point three percent month over month in November according to national statistics from the Canadian Real Estate Association CREA
With less than a month until Canada new foreign buyer ban goes into effect the real estate industry is still waiting for details about the legislation and how it will be implemented
The site is slated to hold fifty thousand housing units and eighty thousand residents will be tied together by the airport old mile long runway
Gazing into the crystal ball and forecasting where a housing market is headed is not an easy task
While average home prices across most provinces and territories have cooled considerably since reaching their peak in February several markets are still seeing prices rise year over year
Advocates say some who cannot find apartments during two week hotel stays offered to them on arrival have to find temporary lodging and some even end up in shelters
Canada real estate industry wanted weaker stress testing but it may have been too weak
The legislation and other measures are just the latest in a series from this government since even before the pandemic Ontario has a housing shortage and shortages are remedied by getting more homes built so the government will make it easier to build more homes
Canada among real estate markets flashing warning signs
Sales have dropped off a cliff prices are drifting down and sentiment among buyers and sellers has never been worse
With housing costs as astronomically high as they are in Toronto and surrounding areas it feels like there is nowhere for real estate prices to go but down
The Rocket Man has a new pad in Toronto and it is in one of the city coolest and most anticipated condo buildings
As interest rates climb and prices slip half of would be buyers are planning to hold off for at least a year out of fear of overpaying a new report from real estate brokerage Zoocasa finds But that may not necessarily be the best approach right now
The housing market will likely be more balanced heading into the fall
The listing boasts that the highly coveted unit has been customized and curated to meet the exigent needs of the world most discerning buyers
The Tax Free First Home Savings Account will be open to any Canadian resident older than eighteen and younger than seventy one who has not owned a home in the last five years
It has been a roller coaster of a year for real estate in the Greater Toronto Area
The Bank’s core measures of inflation continued to move up, ranging from 5% to 5.5% in July. Surveys suggest that short-term inflation expectations remain high.
With a housing market that is pricing out many in the Greater Toronto Area and stricter mortgage rules in Canada private lending is becoming more popular among those looking to secure loans to buy a home but experts warn there are risks involved
Ontario population could increase by as much as six million over the next two decades and some experts are warning that governments need to start playing catch up on building out the necessary infrastructure to accommodate that sort of influx before it is too late
Three months after Premier Doug Ford set the target Ontario was five hundred thousand homes behind
Toronto topsy turvy rental market is looking a whole lot more like its old self these days which is not to say that prices are stabilizing Not by a long shot
Canadian real estate owners are stuck paying a buttload in penalties after trying to avoid taxes owed
It is a tough time to be selling a house even for the premier of Ontario
The correction hitting housing markets all across Canada is getting even more serious as the national MLS Home Price Index HPI saw its largest ever one month decline in June
A Lot of Anxiety and Panic
Falling house prices have led to more uncertainty for anyone hoping to make a move
The city wants to get right what Sidewalk Labs got so wrong
Majority of supply gap found in Ontario and British Columbia agency says
As the Bank of Canada continues to hike rates in order to curb inflation housing prices in Canada could fall fifteen per cent from its peak by the end of next year a new report says
President of Spotlight Development calls on governments to provide more incentives to developers
Ontario four main parties are promising different paths to make homes more affordable
Signs that the Canadian housing market might be cooling are coming too late for many prospective homebuyers as their ability to save for a home is dampened by inflation and rising interest rates limit their ability to catch up to the high home prices that marked the COVID pandemic
Realty rules effectively force home sellers to pay commission to a buyer agent
Number of home sales fell twelve percent from March
Canada real estate industry is sounding the alarms on higher rates warning it will punish buyers
Ontario Green Party is proposing a tax on domestic homebuyers with multiple properties as a measure to reduce housing demand and make it easier for first time buyers to get into the market
Sales volumes and listings have fallen as interest rates have started to rise But even a dramatic drop in prices will not put home ownership back into reach for many of those priced out of the market
The move is driving up house prices in these areas
Canada housing market is one of the hottest in the world with prices jumping by more than twenty percent last year per the CBC
The Bank of Canada raised interest rates yesterday Considering how overleveraged Canada economy is this move could have a drastic impact in the months ahead
There are nascent signs that tight real estate market conditions in Canada two largest cities are beginning to loosen and slow price appreciation
The Ford government has revealed its plans for dealing with the soaring cost of buying a home five weeks before the Ontario election campaign begins
Canadian real estate prices have surged for years now but it is not due to an income boom
Someday when the history of the twenty first century has been written and bound historians will no doubt mark the Russo Ukrainian war as a turning point in the relationship of media and European war the first to be digitized extensively
One leading Canadian real estate company is stepping up to provide assistance to refugees from Ukraine
The latest report from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board shows listings remain low in the city
Canada booming real estate market is making it rain for the industry
Only two in ten Canadians have any interest in purchasing a house right now
Task force makes fifty five recommendations aimed at reining in home prices
Canadian real estate prices are some of the fastest growing in the world and have been for some time
Though they offer a way to turn crypto wealth into real estate they come with risk
The noise around Toronto housing shortage comes to mind
Sale of iconic gold clad tower among the biggest transactions for an office building globally since pandemic began
Group says modest tax could raise 5B dollars a year to help pay for affordable housing
Housing affordability poised to be key issue in this year provincial election
Canada real estate industry is ratcheting up expectations for next year
Multiple bids get the most attention but a less known change is a bigger deal eliminating customers
Immigrants tend to buy in large urban centres like greater Toronto and Vancouver where home prices are now above one point twelve million dollars
As home prices soar and an election nears the premier calls mayors to a housing summit
Recently released data suggests investors now make up the largest segment of buyers of Ontario residential real estate and it is pushing the dream of home ownership out of reach for many looking to buy a home simply to live in
Exuberant Canadian real estate buyers sent home prices soaring during the pandemic
Higher mortgage rates are coming at some point and even small hikes can add up fast
There is still a lot of demand chasing an increasingly scarce number of listings
As disastrous as that sounds the firm is not expecting a big housing crash The baseline model shows low to no price growth as mortgage rates rise
Fundamental forces of change continue to reshape the real estate industry
With concerns about affordability and transparency plaguing Canada housing market some say an end to blind bidding is the solution But the real estate industry says a ban is not the way to go
A mix of moderate price acceleration and overvaluation are combining for high market vulnerability in many parts of the country including the Greater Toronto Area GTA region
Ottawa looks very similar post election but there is optimism about affordability if promises are kept
The longer a market remains exuberant the greater the drag on quality of life and the economy
The Canadian economy defied odds and became more dependent on real estate investment
New data from Environics Analytics suggests these policy announcements are unlikely to influence the election results in a significant number of ridings
Building more homes is key but could devalue existing properties says John Rapley
Canadian real estate inventory suddenly became a little more scarce last month
Canada is the country where most of the laundered funds came from
Skyrocketing housing prices in this year are driving up how long it would take for homebuyers to save for a down payment new data shows
The big question now is how fast are we going to tumble down that mountain
Home prices are not factored into residential investment and employment in sector is not likely to take a hit economist says
This one right now for a sizeable portion of people who do not already own homes in Toronto according to the results of a new poll released by the Ontario Real Estate Association OREA on Tuesday
Home sales just dropped in Toronto for the third consecutive month newly released MLS data shows suggesting that recent demand surges caused by COVID may have settled down for now
Unfortunately it hit the market on Friday with a listing price that made it unaffordable to well basically everyone
It is not just Canadian home prices showing bubbly signs but rental prices are following too
After months of fierce competition and a flurry of activity Toronto once feverish real estate market is finally starting to show signs of slowing down
Real estate has gone completely bonkers
The frenzied pace of home sales that appeared at the start of the year is continuing to slow
After part of the route was powered up for the first time earlier this month LRT vehicles are ready to test it out before it opens for public use and the first of six trains was shipped out and installed on the tracks yesterday
Real estate in Toronto and all its frantic overpriced out of control fun progressively less affordable to progressively more people who now have to save for an average of twenty five years just for a down payment
For the past twelve months while all eyes have been on Toronto red hot single family housing market it seems as if condos were forced to sit on the back burner as a large swath of downtown residents suddenly turned their attention to finding more space in the suburbs
The federal housing agency predicts sales will be slowed by increasing mortgage rates and high prices seen in existing home markets
Toronto is turning Netflix and Chill into Netflix and Work
The changes were quietly pushed through on Wednesday after a number of public consultation meetings
Greater Toronto Area home hunters will soon spot a change to the property listings they browse
When people picture red-hot real estate markets, they most likely think of soaring prices for the condos dotting Vancouver's skyline.
When people picture red-hot real estate markets, they most likely think of soaring prices for the condos dotting Vancouver's skyline.
It was only a matter of time before they came for the Toronto Islands
The pandemic has changed the way we live and work
The Canadian Real Estate Association is predicting home sales will be so strong they will reach record highs this year before starting to cool in next year
Lockboxes typically used by real estate agents to store keys for apartment and condominium showings are seen attached to a street lamp outside an area of condo buildings in downtown Toronto
Detached houses in the nine hundred and five communities surrounding Toronto experienced a particular surge
When the pandemic hit last March and lockdowns started many assumed the economic downturn would hammer real estate
A report on price declines arrives just as Toronto real estate lobbyists are pushing back against proposed tax hikes on luxury properties
Current MLS stats indicate an average house in GTA hit a new record in last year
The COVID pandemic disproportionately affected Toronto hospitality and service workers and in turn the rental market
The home owner says the tenants did not show COVID symptoms and were self isolating due to close contact with a positive case
The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation says new risk assessments it conducted show a W shaped recovery from a pandemic could trigger a nearly fifty percent drop in housing prices and a peak unemployment rate of twenty five percent
Canada housing market closed last year with a bang another record setting month for both home sales and prices
Human beings are obsessed with knowing the future
It is safe to say that this year was a year like no other and as it draws to a thankful close it is time to start thinking about what is in store for Canada housing market in next year
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says there is currently little evidence of overvaluation in the Toronto real estate market
The price of homes in Toronto is set to keep on increasing if the latest expert predictions are at all accurate
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Toronto downtown core is experiencing a condo sales slump
We could be in for a typical correction one analysis predicts
Whether you love it or hate COVID has brought on a new reality for many people
Under ordinary circumstances the investment plan seemed sound
How is it that our stock markets and house prices look like this is the best of times
A lot has happened since that fateful Friday the 13th in March.
Your commute could soon involve rides around Toronto in a self-driving car
How will second wave of the pandemic this fall and winter affect people’s desire and ability to buy homes
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Zoocasa reports that despite a record-breaking summer for Toronto house prices, the demand for detached homes is still tempered
Zoocasa reports that despite a record-breaking summer for Toronto house prices, the demand for detached homes is still tempered
Our all star panel weighs in on the season most pressing questions
Why people are leaving the big city and Toronto real estate
Toronto is considering an ambitious new plan to combat homelessness as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to exacerbate the issue.
Despite a huge increase in condo supply and declining demand, Toronto realtors are confident home prices will keep rising in 2020
A new report suggests potential Toronto home buyers have doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic
Canadian real estate buyers were heading all-in before the pandemic struck.
Ontario’s cottage country real estate is seeing a boom since the COVID-19 pandemic took hold as city-dwellers look to the great outdoors for more space.
Home sales are surging in Toronto once again this summer after a brief yet steep drop due to COVID-19
Waterfront Toronto is ditching the vision of the high-tech, sensor-driven smart district that Sidewalk Labs wanted to create on Toronto’s eastern waterfront.
The question is will people come back when the pandemic is behind us?
Some analysts suggest that this is further proof of its seemingly eternal strength and resiliency.
Nearly half of Ontarians who plan to buy a home in the next two years say that they are willing to consider going ahead with a purchase even if they can only view the property virtually
“I’d be lying to you if I said (the 2027 completion date) wasn’t challenged.”
it's a great time to be looking for a new place in Toronto at least in comparison to where we were at this time last year
Regardless of unpredictability the COVID pandemic has caused for Torontos real estate market residents are still interested in buying a new home in the months ahead according to the new survey from Toronto Regional Real Estate Board
Sellers are currently willing to concede discounts of around 5 per cent while bidders are hoping for about 20 per cent off pre-pandemic prices
The pandemic has forced companies to make crisis decisions and forced a lot of executives to see that remote working is a viable choice
It was not just a mess but an obvious mess
Banks may clamp down on HELOCs to reduce the risk of spikes in sour loans which the banks are already bracing for
Property owners are offering up short term accommodations at reduced prices to nurses doctors and long term care staff
According to the city the COVID19 outbreak and response is costing Toronto 65 million dollars each week through a mixture of lost revenue and increased spending
TREBs senior analyst tells us how the pandemic has affected the real estate market
A report from RBC explains whether COVID19 will have an impact on the housing market
Toronto residents Mike and Andrée Sullivan are selling their century home after 27 years. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the city’s real estate market is showing few signs of slowing down.
An overview of the process of buying what is known as pre construction from the builder.
The shrinking of margins by lower rates is set to combine with a potential recession to create a bleaker-than-expected year for Canadian lenders, investors and analysts said.
Short-term rental companies that lease homes and condo units may be uniquely exposed to the fallout of the coronavirus outbreak.
Market poised for a hot spring — with lower mortgage rates likely to offset any major drag from the coronavirus
Demand for crane operators is soaring in and around Toronto where about 120 cranes rise from projects across the metropolitan area
Condos are driving much of the momentum in the local real estate market, with the Toronto real estate board forecasting a further 10 per cent rise in condo prices this year.
A year after encampments sprung up under the Gardiner, the war of words between housing activists and City Hall reaches a tipping point in the city's most marginalized neighbourhood
TREB survey finds buyers had to adjust their expectations last year just as it expects home prices to rise nearly 10 per cent this year
MortgageCalculator is the industrys leading Financial Planning Tool that is designed to help real estate buyers compare current mortgage rates of multiple Canadian financial institutions
Poloz has pointed out a need for banks and financial services in Canada to think more creatively about risk sharing and mortgages
Urbanations Shaun Hildebrand said a total of Sixty Nine Thousand Five Hundred Sixty Four apartments were under construction or proposed for development by the end of 2019 but it will take time for those to become occupied
The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage fell to the lowest level since October this week, at 3.69%, according to Mortgage News Daily. That has an already competitive housing market heating up even more.
A recession is not expected in Canada this year despite a number of global uncertainties and trade tensions, according to a top Scotiabank economist, but growth will likely remain unexceptional
After a disappointing 2018 when housing prices and sales declined 2019 has been a year of resilience for housing markets across most of Canada
Torontos low income renters may soon get some relief from the citys overheated market following the announcement of one billion four hundred million dollars rental housing benefit cofunded and agreed on by the provincial and the federal governments
Mayor John Torys plan to increase property taxes is good news for Toronto
Price increases of about three percent across the country have been predicted
This is the best time of year to make one big ticket purchase new data suggests
One in four buyers say they had to cut back on expenses rely more on savings and buy a smaller home
Tech companies make up only a paltry five per cent of Canada’s biggest exchange Of that just three stocks Constellation Software Shopify and CGL account for three quarters of the total value
I am regularly surprised at how frequently a land survey is viewed as unnecessary when it could be considered the single most important document in a real estate transaction
David Wilkes writes that an estimated 64 per cent of qualified buyers would return to the housing market if the mortgage stress test were adjusted
New taxes for non-Canadian buyers supported by both Liberals and NDP
As per a Royal Lepage Poll Immigrants buy twenty one per cent of houses and may purchase six hundred eighty thousand homes during the next five years
Regulators raise appraisal threshold for first time since 1994
Billionaire Andrew Carnegie famously said that 90 percent of millionaires got their wealth by investing in real estate and we wanted to know whether this is still true
A plan at City Hall to reorganize the citys real estate holdings that could save taxpayers money looks good on paper
I loved my apartment in Toronto
Realtor calls it an interesting property that will no doubt draw demand
Prices range from over 1000 dollars in Vancouver to just over 300 dollars in Calgary
Six stations will also be added to existing GO Transit rail corridor
The GTA market is showing signs of a rebound, with a 12% increase in resale volume in October and slight increase in prices
TD will start charging borrowers an extra 10 basis points or 0.1 per cent for all fixed rate mortgages that take more than 25 years to pay back. They will also be executing an extra cost for mortgages on rental properties, which will charge borrowers 25 basis points more.
The Ontario Government is looking to double the maximum tax rebate that is offered to first-time homebuyers alongside raising the land-transfer tax on house purchases over $2 million.